Launched February 3, 2026
Phare Uptime

Phare Uptime

Receive alerts when your website goes down, work on incidents with your teammates and keep your customers informed with status pages.

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Monitor your websites, and SSL certificates from 9 locations in America, Europe, or Asia. Get alerted when anything goes wrong. Fix bugs faster with an easy-to-use incident management system and event timeline. Keep customers in the loop with a sleek looking status page.

Phare Uptime monitors websites, APIs and SSL certificates, provides incident management and status pages.

for
Developers, agencies, SaaS companies and IT teams needing uptime monitoring.
pricing
freemium

Key features

8 features of Phare Uptime
  • Global endpoint monitoring — Checks HTTP(s), TCP and ICMP endpoints from 11+ locations every 30 seconds to an hour.
  • AI-generated incident summaries — Automatic incident detection with AI-written summaries and post-mortems.
  • Branded status pages — Create public or private status pages on custom domains with SSL and subscription feeds.
  • Scheduled maintenance windows — Pause checks and broadcast maintenance to keep SLA metrics accurate.
  • Granular alert routing — Send alerts to chosen channels, rate-limit, and retry aggressively to ensure delivery.
  • SSL certificate monitoring — Discover certificates, track expiration and configuration errors with proactive alerts.
  • Team collaboration tools — Add comments, timeline events and share incident updates with internal and external stakeholders.
  • Extensive API — Well-documented API lets you embed monitoring and alerts into existing workflows.

Use cases

  • Detect website or API downtime within seconds and alert the on-call team.
  • Publish a branded status page to keep customers informed during outages.
  • Monitor SSL certificates to avoid unexpected expiration and checkout failures.
  • Coordinate incident response with AI summaries and a shared event timeline.

Phare Uptime pricing

  • HobbyFreeUnlimited features · 100 000 monitoring events · 10 AI incident summaries · Public status pages
  • Scale5€/month500 000 monitoring events · 100 AI incident summaries · Public & private status pages · 20 SMS/voice alerts

Phare Uptime vs alternatives

Phare UptimeBetter StackDatadogPulseticNew Relic
Best forAll-in-one uptime, incident and status page solutionCombined monitoring, logs and status pagesFull-stack observabilitySimple website uptimeApp performance monitoring
PricingFreemiumSubscriptionSubscriptionFreeSubscription
DevHunt upvotes1001620
LaunchedFeb 2026——Jan 2024—
  • Phare Uptime vs Better Stack: Better Stack bundles uptime, logs and status pages but is US-based, while Phare is EU-hosted and GDPR-focused.
  • Phare Uptime vs Datadog: Datadog offers a broader observability suite with deeper integrations; Phare focuses on lightweight uptime and incident management.
  • Phare Uptime vs Pulsetic: Pulsetic provides basic website uptime checks from 15 locations; Phare adds API monitoring, AI incident summaries and status pages.
  • Phare Uptime vs New Relic: New Relic includes performance tracing and metrics; Phare specializes in uptime alerts and status page communication.

Phare Uptime FAQ

What is uptime monitoring?+

It automatically tests websites, APIs and servers at intervals and triggers alerts when checks fail across regions.

What can I monitor with Phare?+

HTTP/HTTPS sites, REST/GraphQL APIs, raw TCP ports, ICMP ping, custom headers, request bodies and SSL/TLS certificates.

How often can Phare check my website?+

Critical endpoints are checked as often as every 30 seconds from global edge regions.

Can I monitor SSL certificates?+

Yes, certificates are discovered and monitored on every check with proactive expiration alerts.

Can I use Phare for free?+

The Hobby plan is free and includes unlimited users, projects and a limited amount of monitoring events per month.

What happens if I exceed my quota?+

A 10 % overage buffer is provided; after that monitoring is paused until the next billing period.

Summarized by DevHunt from phare.io · Oct 4, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.